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Article #5893Re: EINSTEINIANS: TOO SILLY OR TOO DISHONEST?
From: Pentcho Valev
Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2008 13:33
Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2008 13:33
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On Jan 6, 12:44, festusby...@btinternet.com wrote: > On 6 Jan, 10:22, Pentcho Valev <pva...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > On Dec 27, 2007, 10:15, Pentcho Valev <pva...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > An international team of leading philosophers and physicists: > > > > http://www.routledge-philosophy.com/books/Einstein-Relativity-and-Absolute-Simultaneity-isbn9780415701747 > > > "Einstein, Relativity and Absolute Simultaneity is an anthology of > > > original essays by an international team of leading philosophers and > > > physicists who, on the centenary of Albert Einsteins Special Theory of > > > Relativity, come together in this volume to reassess the contemporary > > > paradigm of the relativistic concept of time." > > > > A distinguished member of the international team of leading > > > philosophers and physicists: > > > >http://philosophy.ucsd.edu/faculty/ccallender/ > > > "On Finding 'Real' Time in Quantum Mechanics" (draft) Absolute Simultaneity. (Eds) W.L. Craig and Q. Smith. NY: Oxford University > > > Press, 2007. > > > Craig Callender: "In my opinion, by far the best way for the tenser to > > > respond to Putnam et al is to adopt the Lorentz 1915 interpretation of > > > time dilation and Fitzgerald contraction.1 Lorentz attributed these > > > effects (and hence the famous null results regarding an aether) to the > > > Lorentz invariance of the dynamical laws governing matter and > > > radiation, not to spacetime structure. On this view, Lorentz > > > invariance is not a spacetime symmetry but a dynamical symmetry, and > > > the special relativistic effects of dilation and contraction are not > > > purely kinematical. The background spacetime is Newtonian or neo- > > > Newtonian, not Minkowskian. Both Newtonian and neo-Newtonian > > > spacetime include a global absolute simultaneity among their invariant > > > structures (with Newtonian spacetime singling out one of neo-Newtonian > > > spacetime's many preferred inertial frames as the rest frame). On > > > this picture, there is no relativity of simultaneity and spacetime is > > > uniquely decomposable into space and time." > > > > The problem is not that leading philosophers and physicists claim > > > there is no relativity of simultaneity. Leading philosophers and > > > physicists are just looking for a new money-spinner that does not > > > involve Einstein's idiocies. The problem is that there is NO REACTION > > > in Einstein zombie world. Science has died. Irreversibly. > > >http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/physics/pdf/0604/0604010v1.pdf > > Absolute simultaneity: Special relativity without light signals or > > synchronised clocks, J.H.Field, Departement de Physique Nucleaire et > > Corpusculaire, Universite de Geneve, E-mail: john.fi...@cern.ch > > "Using only the reciprocity postulate, it is demonstrated that the > > spatial separation of two objects, at rest in some inertial frame, is > > invariant. This result holds in both Galilean and special relativity. > > A corollary is that there are no "length contraction" or associated > > "relativity of simultaneity" effects in the latter theory." > > > Incredible. NO REACTION in Einstein zombie world. Science has died. > > Irreversibly. > > > Pentcho Valev > > pva...@yahoo.com > > Dear Pentcho > > Are you an Eintstein bruiser, a jew basher, or just out to bash > anyboby who believes in tested science?. > What exactly is your motive here? > I am guessing you just looking for attention, give your mummy a call. I am just wondering why Craig Callender, John Field and many other Einsteinians think there is no relativity of simultaneity, no length contraction, no Minkowski space-time etc. I even suspect ALL CLEVER Einsteinians think so. What do YOU think? Pentcho Valev pvalev@yahoo.com
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